The Duck Knight Returns reintroduces Darkwing several years after the show's conclusion. And by now you've probably figured out that the guy was Frank Miller."ĭecades later, The Dark Knight Returns would again be referenced as the title of the opening arc of Boom! Studios 2010 revival comic. Instead, the movie that inspired him the same way when he was a kid was called The 300 Spartans. I said I wanted Optimus's death to feel like Davy Crockett's death in the John Wayne version of The Alamo.Steve's friend hadn't seen The Alamo. I didn't think bombs would hurt Superman, but I was told, "They'll keep him busy.". Anyway, we worked out an elaborate scene. In the book, Dille writes: "He was working on a Batman graphic novel.his problem was a fight between Batman and Superman. Dille recounts meeting Miller while discussing Optimus Prime's death in Transformers: The Moviewith Gerber, which happened to be the time The Dark Knight Returns was still on Miller's drawing table. Joe writer and the comics pro responsible for characters like Man-Thing and Howard the Duck. Dille became friends with Miller through Steve Gerber, his fellow G.
Animation writer Flint Dille details his friendship with Frank Miller in his memoir The Gamesmaster: My Life in the '80s Geek Culture Trenches, an entertaining read that recounts Dille's role in various entertainment properties (Anyone with interest in '80s genre entertainment should check out the book).
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